PERAN End Child Prostitution In Asian Tourism (ECPAT) Di India 2002-2011

Abstract

This research aims to find out the role of End Child Prostitution In Asian Tourism (ECPAT) against child trafficking for sexual purposes in India. ECPAT International is supporting global campaign to ‘Stop the Sex Traffcking of Children and Young People’ through ongoing international and national advocacy activities conducted over the course of the three-year campaign. These activities will include regular and ongoing monitoring of India Government actions to combat child sex traffcking, supported and facilitated through the development of a structured database. The database will assess progress towards States’ commitments to ensuring the protection of children from all forms of sexual exploitation. This research applies International Organizations theory and Role Theory, where International Organization that can make its own decision’s, can act contrary to the wishes of some members and can affect the actions of other include states. To explain about the role of International Organization, this research use Role Theory. The Research method is descriptive with library research technique which use to collect and elaborate the data and information from the text book, papers, and internet websites. This research shows that The ECPAT International network will also be instrumental in proactively contributing to an effective implementation of the campaign ‘Stop Sex Traffcking of Children and Young People’ in In India